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Good Burger arrived in August 1997 through Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies, adapting the beloved All That sketch into a feature-length comedy. It stands as one of the earliest Nickelodeon theatrical releases aimed squarely at the network's young audience, and it remains a touchstone of late-1990s youth culture and Saturday morning television nostalgia.
This cell, titled Feeding Mr. Bailey, captures a counter service moment at the Good Burger restaurant set, presenting three sequential duplicate frames of an employee in the recognizable striped uniform and paper hat leaning across the register counter toward a customer. The repetition across frames offers an interesting window into the film's practical staging and the rhythm of its comedic blocking during this particular scene.